Description / instructions in igloo's README file

[benjamin-jarvie]

In the frost2x readme, it say's:

"This extension is intended to be used in conjunction with the Igloo desktop app for key generation and sharing, however you can also run a local signing node and relay for testing (see running a test node)."

It would be good if you add some brief notes about how to sign with the keys in igloo - as I can generate keys, whether they are new or from an existing private key, I can then get the signer turned on, but there's no clear description in this repo's readme of what to do next in terms of signing.

I would imagine a simple "Once you have generated keys, entered them and turned on your signing device, ensure you have frost2x running an you can now sign nostr events by... xyz instructions".

[AustinKelsay]

Thank you!

Splitting this into 2 issues, I'll use this issue to track fixing the readme and I created #8 for adding a test node / process to igloo like Frost2x has

[benjamin-jarvie]

Carrying on this thread, now that I've been able to sign in to a client and sign a message using Igloo & frost2x:

I imported my nsec, generated keys, cloned frost2x, changed the config file, built frost2x and loaded it as an unpacked extension. I then couldn't sign in anywhere, or sign notes.

I needed to have the group package, the first key in Igloo, the second key being used in frost2x - then I could sign in and sign messages.

Adding these instructions to the Igloo readme, as this will be the first port of call, with instructions on how the process should look, would be beneficial to other HighlyRegarded testers and users.